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Jarryd Hayne 'maintains innocence', to plead not guilty to sex assaultThere was standing room only in the packed Sydney court room where Hayne appeared accompanied by his mother and manager.
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Jarryd Hayne pleads not guilty to sexual assault chargesUPDATE: Jarryd Hayne has maintained his innocence in court, as the legal process which could see the NRL super star banished to years in jail begins. 9News
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Jarryd Hayne arrives at court to face sexual assault chargesA woman claims she suffered injuries during a sexual encounter with the NRL star and that she had photographs to back her story. 9News
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